Complete Sketchup Course 2021

Place dimensions on geometry of lines, arcs, and circles, resize as the model changes, and update units and arrowheads for clear plans.

Use the text tool in SketchUp to add normal and dimension text, edit units and font, and customize arrowheads; name components for easy project management.

Explore 3d text in sketchup: create, format, and position text with fonts, color, alignment, height, and arcs, plus carving text with shape tools and importing from your pc.

Master the protector tool in SketchUp to measure angles, create guiding lines for rooftops, and connect edges with the line or move tool.

Align objects to the origin using the axes tool, select the red and green axes, and apply axis changes to groups or components.

Master SketchUp navigation by using the pan tool from the view panel toolbar to pan, zoom, review project details, and temporarily suspend commands with the scroll wheel.

Master Sketchup navigation by orbiting and panning to view models, use right-click options to adjust geometry, and manage one active tool with the scroll wheel and control key.

Master SketchUp navigation using the zoom tool, scroll wheel zoom, and adjustable field of view; review changes with zoom previous while drawing plans.

Create a SketchUp floor plan from exterior to interior walls using rectangle and offset tools, set parallel projection, and add doors, bathrooms, and utility spaces with 300-unit wall thickness.

Fix door openings and size doors in SketchUp, then place windows and align walls. Create groups to manage components and use rectangles, curves, and scaling to model spaces accurately.

Create separate doors and windows layers and switch to isometric view. Extrude walls to height three thousand with 200 mm thickness and place 1200×1000 windows, using x-ray view to align.

design doors and windows, set wall thickness 300, create main gate sizes, divide and offset lines, fill with glass, add handles, and group; plan staircase inside the first room.

Demonstrate terrain setup, line tool work, and follow me rail thickening to add windows, doors, and import 3D Warehouse components, then fix fighting faces and apply roof and color finishes.

Configure a two-floor plan in SketchUp by setting feet and inches units, create foundation and wall layers, and offset internal walls with eight-inch main walls and four-inch inner walls.

Plan and model a detailed floor plan in SketchUp, adjusting room dimensions, walls, and openings. Learn line tools, offsets, rotations, mirroring, and isometric 3D conversion to refine the layout.

Design transparent sliding windows in sketchup, build outer and inner frames with offset operations, create groups, and add screens, mirrors, and metal bars.

Explore SketchUp techniques to design bathroom windows and a main door, including ground-floor stairs, using grouping, offsetting, extrusion, rotate, and the follow-me tool, then apply wood finishes and mirrors.

Plan 5 guides you through sketching doors and bathrooms, creating copies and rotations, offsetting and grouping, and modeling a circular staircase on the ground floor with guides and finishes.

Advance stair design using groups and components, add rails, and apply colors for rendering; then copy to the second floor and design four-part windows with screen, wood, and mirror.

Design a compact kitchen layout by resizing windows, creating a utility room, and aligning openings; manage walls, offset details, import components, and apply materials and fixtures.

Learn to set AutoCAD units and limits: choose decimal or architectural length units, set precision and insertion units, and define 0,0 to 297x210 limits.

Learn the AutoCAD line command: draw consecutive line segments, use undo and close to finish shapes, repeat drawing with enter, and speed up with the time-sensitive right-click option.

Learn to create circles in sketchup using center-radius, diameter, two-point, and three-point methods, including midpoint and tangent-to-two-circles options.

Learn to create circles tangent to two circles or lines using tan tan radius and tan tan tan, with two-point adjustments, trimming, and tangent line/slot creation in SketchUp.

Learn to create rectangles in AutoCAD using the rectangle command, line and polyline methods, apply object snaps, and understand when lines are grouped versus individual.

Create a rectangle with a jumper by setting space and distance values. Adjust width, corner points, and visibility, or use area and length options to define size.

Master the SketchUp arc options to create arcs through three points or via start center, and control direction including anticlockwise or clockwise and angle with chord length.

Use the arc command part B to define start and end points, set anticlockwise or clockwise directions with angles, and continue the last arc.

Master creating ellipses in AutoCAD: activate the ellipse command, set major and minor axes via three points or specified distances, and recognize when a circle forms.

Explore dynamic input and auto modes in SketchUp, learn to specify coordinates, length, and angles (0° horizontal, 90° vertical), and use ortho constraints to draw precise lines quickly.

Master break and join in AutoCAD: cut objects at breakpoints, create gaps, undo, then rejoin parts and fill gaps with a blend curve.

Learn to use the polyline command in sketchup, distinguish polyline from a single line, and apply options for arc diameter, start and end thickness, and closing or joining lines.

Learn to copy objects in SketchUp using the copy command, place base and reference points, and create multiple copies with a specified number and equal spacing, including copy between drawings.

Use the scale tool in AutoCAD to resize geometry by selecting a base point and applying a scale factor 1.5 or 0.5, or set a length with the reference option.

Learn to construct a polygon and curved profile in SketchUp using approximate values, trim lines, draw with a three-point command, then rotate, copy, and mirror the curve.

Learn how to mirror entities in AutoCAD with the mirror command, specify the first and second points, decide whether to erase the source, and create vertical, horizontal, and angular mirrors.

Master the move command in AutoCAD, using window and crossing box selections, fence selections (f), and last or previous commands for efficient object relocation.

Use the rotate command in AutoCAD to select an object, specify a base point, and perform precise angular rotations, including duplicating copies and rotating multiple objects with the reference option.

Master the polygon tool in SketchUp, create polygons with a set number of sides, and explore inscribed circle methods and radius-based options.

Use the AutoCAD stretch tool to resize objects by selecting a partial region with a cross window, stretching vertically or horizontally while leaving surrounding geometry intact.